ProducersEdit

1. Terence Winter - Executive Producer, creator, show runner (12 episodes)
2. Martin Scorsese - Executive Producer (12 episodes)
3. Tim Van Patten - Executive Producer (12 episodes)
4. Howard Korder - Executive Producer (12 episodes)
5. Mark Wahlberg - Executive Producer (12 episodes)
6. Stephen Levinson - Executive Producer (12 episodes)
7. Eugene Kelly - Co-Executive Producer (12 episodes)
8. Diane Frolov - Co-Executive Producer (12 episodes)
9. Andrew Schneider - Co-Executive Producer (12 episodes)
10. Chris Haddock - Co-Executive Producer (12 episodes)
11. David Stenn - Supervising Producer (12 episodes)
12. Joseph E. Iberti - Episodic Producer, Unit Production Manager (12 episodes)
13. Steve Turner - Producer (12 episodes)
14. Rick Yorn - Producer (12 episodes)
15. Steve Kornacki - Co-Producer (12 episodes)
16. Pepper O'Brien - Co-Producer (12 episodes)
17. John Flavin - Associate Producer (12 episodes)
18. Cristine Chambers - Associate Producer (12 episodes)
19. Jennifer Ames - Associate Producer (12 episodes)

WritersEdit

1. Terence Winter - Head writer, episode writer "Resolution"
2. Howard Korder - Senior writer, episode writer "Spaghetti and Coffee"
3. Chris Haddock - Senior writer, episode writer "Bone For Tuna"
4. David Stenn - Senior writer, episode writer "Blue Bell Boy"
5. Nelson Johnson - Based on his book Boardwalk Empire

DirectorsEdit

1. Tim Van Patten - Episode director ("Resolution")
2. Alik Sakharov - Episode director ("Spaghetti and Coffee")
3. Jeremy Podeswa - Episode director ("Bone for Tuna")
4. Kari Skogland - Episode director "Blue Bell Boy"
5. David Franco - Director of Photography (12 episodes)
6. Julie A. Bloom - First Assistant Director (AD) (6 episodes)
7. Jude Gorjanc - First AD (6 episodes)
8. Patrick McDonald - Second AD (6 episodes)
9. Ted O'Connor - Second AD (6 episodes)

OthersEdit

1. Meredith Tucker - Casting (12 episodes)
2. Bill Groom - Production Designer (12 episodes)
3. Kate Sanford, A.C.E. - Editor (6 episodes)
4. Tim Streeto, A.C.E. - Editor (6 episodes)
5. Jeffrey Gibson - Stunt Coordinator (12 episodes)
6. Dhana R. Gilbert - Unit Production Manager (12 episodes)
7. John Dunn - Costume Designer (12 episodes)
8. Lisa Padovani - Co-Costume Designer (12 episodes)
9. Randall Poster - Music Supervisor (12 episodes)
10. Lesley Robson-Foster - Visual Effects Supervisor (12 episodes)
11. Pat Birch - Choreographer (3 episodes)
12. Deanna Dys - Assistant Choreographer (3 episodes)

VideosEdit

Season 3 Trailer 1

Season 3 Trailer 2

Season 3 Invitation to the Set

Season 3: Clip Trailer

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EpisodesEdit

Season #	Series #	Title	Writer	Director	Original airdate
1	25	"Resolution"	Terence Winter	Tim Van Patten	September 16 2012
			Nucky Thompson plans a lavish Egyptian themed party at his home to see out 1922. He brings his mistress Billie Kent, posing as a dancer. Tension still runs high in his marriage over Margaret donating a swathe of valuable land to the church. Gillian Darmody has converted The Commodore's lavish home into a brothel and employed Richard Harrow as a "caretaker". Harrow kills Manny Horvitz unexpectedly. New York gangsters flock to Nucky's party, including volatile Gyp Rosetti. Rosetti is enraged when Nucky announces that he will supply Arnold Rothstein exclusively. Turf disputes in Chicago heat up between Irish mobster Dean O'Banion and Al Capone. Fugitive Nelson Van Alden is posing as salesman Mr. Mueller. He is frustrated at work and stumbles into a confrontation between O'Banion and Capone and impresses O'Banion.
2	26	"Spaghetti and Coffee"	Howard Korder	Alik Sakharov	September 23 2012
			Samuel Crawford proproses to Chalky White's daughter, Maybelle, who is unsure. She brings him to Chalky's jazz club where a man slashes his face with a switchblade. Chalky has the knife wielder beaten to a bloody pulp. Eli Thompson is released from prison and is disappointed when Mickey Doyle picks him up and takes him to Tabor Heights to deliver payoffs. The town is Mickey's customary bootlegging refueling point, half way between Atlantic City and New York. Eli is welcomed home by his family and, seeing their need, reluctantly goes to work for Mickey. Rosetti buys the Tabor Heights gas station and pickets the street with armed men blocking the shipment. Margaret investigates the paucity of health education for pregnant women. Nucky visits New York, staying with Billie and delivering a payoff to Gaston Means.
3	27	"Bone for Tuna"	Chris Haddock	Jeremy Podeswa	September 30 2012
			Nucky tries to appease Gyp and end the blockade of his shipments but inadvertently insults him. Lucky Luciano and Meyer Lansky try to complete a heroin deal but are attacked by Joe Masseria's men. Richard takes responsibility for Manny's murder to Nucky and clarifies that it was revenge for Angela Darmody. Van Alden fears recognition when he is caught in a speakeasy raid but is allowed to pay his way free. Margaret uses Nucky receiving the St. Gregory's Award to manipulate support for her planned women's clinic. Nucky is troubled by nightmares and hallucinations relating to killing Jimmy and desperately seeks solace with Billie.
4	28	"Blue Bell Boy"	David	Kari Skogland	October 7 2012
			Nucky orders his bootleggers to avoid Tabor Heights and restarts the search for Rowland Smith, annoyed that his crew are looking to Owen Sleater for leadership. They track Smith to his hideout but are trapped there with him when corrupt Philadelphia Prohibition Agents raid the place. As they hide in the basement, Smith tries to charm Nucky into giving him a job. When the feds leave Nucky kills Smith himself, reestablishing his power for Owen. Mickey is desperate to supply Rothstein and ignores Nucky's order over Eli's protests. Eli scouts ahead and realizes that an ambush is being set-up but is unable to spare the convoy. Margaret begins advertising the women's clinic. Luciano is summoned to negotiate with Masseria. Capone faces his son being bullied at school and murders Joe Miller after Miller attacks Jake Guzik.
5	29	"You'd Be Surprised"	Diane Frolov & Andrew Schneider	Tim Van Patten	October 14 2012
			Rothstein vents about Nucky's failure to deliver his liquor shipments. Nucky blames Gyp but Rothstein is reluctant to provoke Masseria. Rothstein employs Benjamin Siegel to assassinate Gyp but the hit goes awry. Nucky remains fixated on Billie and is disappointed with rehearsals of her play. He has Chalky strongarm Eddie Cantor into getting involved. Margaret stumbles across Nucky with Billie. Gillian Darmody opts to maintain her denial about Jimmy's death at the expense of her business. Van Alden and Sigrid kill a prohibition agent to protect their identities and he turns to Dean O'Banion for assistance in disposing of the body. The Attorney General's office comes under fire from Andrew W. Mellon and Means recommends the arrest of a major bootlegger to deflect the criticism.
6	30	"Ging Gang Goolie"	Steve Kornacki	Ed Bianchi	October 21 2012
			A fire at the Thompson residence draws Owen Sleater and Margaret Thompson closer. She suspects Teddy given his history and confesses her fears to Owen before re-initiating their affair. Nucky Thompson confronts Harry Daugherty about his crumbling operation and deduces that he is Daugherty's intended scapegoat. Nucky is arrested and Esther Randolph prosecutes the trivial charge. Nucky suggest an alliance against Daugherty, promising her a career case. Means later calls Nucky and offers to facilitate his plan with an introduction. Richard Harrow connects with Julia Sagorsky, the daughter of an embittered veteran. Gillian Darmody feuds with Lucky Luciano and seduces Jimmy surrogate Roger McAllister.
7	31	"Sunday Best"		Allen Coulter	October 28 2012
8	32	"The Pony"			November 4 2012
9	33	"The Milkmaid's Lo"			November 11 2012
10	34	"A Man, a Plan..."			November 18 2012
11	35	"Two Imposters"			November 25 2012
12	36	"Margate Sands"			December 2 2012